A Tokyo-based robotics company has donated a new type of "smart mask" to the Ukrainian Embassy in Japan. Capable of translating the wearer’s words into 100 different languages, the masks were provided for use by Ukrainians who fled their country for Japan.
Donut Robotics offered 120 of its C-Face smart mask models to help the Ukrainians better communicate with people in Japan.
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